Live Security Platinum 3.6.1 confuses its victims

Live Security Platinum 3.6.1 has been bothering PC users all around the world since the late spring and it seems that it is going to continue its activity for some time. According to its victims, it never stops with its misleading alerts and scanners making victim’s browsing sessions almost impossible. There is a huge risk that you will fall for these alerts and then will be convinced that the only way how you can remove these ‘viruses’ is the licensed Live Security Platinum 3.6.1 version. However, that would be a huge mistake leading to the money and credit card information loss. If you don’t want to support scammers and would like to make your browsing the same again, you must remove Live Security Platinum 3.6.1 as soon as you find this virus on your computer.

Live Security Platinum 3.6.1 is a clear copy of Live Security Platinum malware that has been actively working under the similar name. These programs are typically spread by trojan viruses and additionally set to start their activity as soon as victim reboots his/hers PC. So, be sure that Live Security Platinum 3.6.1 will start feeling really comfortable on your machine and will remain unnoticed until you start noticing its annoying alerts and scanners. Of course, this virus looks like a real anti-spyware and you may actually start believing its continuous notifications saying that you have hundreds of dangerous cyber threats on your computer.

Before you go and pay for Live Security Platinum 3.6.1 license, I would recommend checking your PC with legitimate anti-malware tool. I am sure that it will detect Live Security Platinum 3.6.1 as malware and will offer you to remove it from the system. If you need more information about this virus removal, follow Live Security Platinum 3.6.1 removal guide.

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on Thursday, August 16th, 2012 at 6:22 am and is filed under Rogue Anti-Spyware, Security.
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